Older games in the Fallout series won’t be seeing remakes or console ports, Bethesda’s director Todd Howard has said this week, despite the franchise enjoying a huge revitalization with the release of Amazon’s TV adaptation.

The company’s priority is to keep the games playable, but “anything is possible,” he explained in a June 16 interview with YouTuber MrMattyPlays, before adding his main idea is to keep Fallout 1 and 2 in their original states. Those games should be played with a mouse and keyboard, he went on to argue, with the setup of the games right now accurately capturing “the way it was” and their symbols from among the PC RPG craze of the ’90s.